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[Am I wrong] for not returning my neighbors cat?
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We would get worried if we didn't see Meow after we came home from school, which happened daily. We can't imagine not noticing her being gone for a whole month. On cold nights, we would take her inside and stay with her in the bathroom until the morning. This woman didn't love her cat very much if she didn't think to check on her every day.
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Exactly. She has no proof that the cat was hers if it was never microchipped. This usually means that the cat probably wasn't spayed either, which also is a sign of improper ownership. The cat is safer now, indoors, with pawrents that will dote on her every day.
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'Possession is 9/10 of the law': Couple rescues abandoned friendly feline outside their apartment, only to be confronted by neighbor demanding "her pet" back, couple refuses to protect their new cat child
We know this may be controversial, but we had an indoor-outdoor cat when we were kids. It wasn't our choice; it was our parents' decision. We wouldn't do it today, but times were different back then. People were also declawing their cats regularly, and now, that's seen as a nearly taboo purractice. But even though Meow (yes, her name was Meow) spent a good amount of her time outdoors, we built a covered catio for her so she could sleep in peace and have a safe space that was only hers. Sometimes, we would sit in the catio and wait for her to come back so we could cuddle before bedtime.
But Meow's situation was very different than the one below. A couple found a seemingly abandoned stray cat outside their apartment complex, clearly not cared for. She was covered in fleas and skinny, so they took her in. They fed her, bathed her, and took her to the vet to get microchipped. Fast forward a month, and one of their neighbors confronts them about stealing her cat, demanding they give her back. The couple refused. If she took that long to realize her cat was gone, it wasn't really "her" cat in the first place. The cat is better off with them, safely indoors, and loved every single day.
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